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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
22
A breezy page offers baking notes for a cake and tips for serving with sauces, plus a long list of sandwich recipes. It includes creamed potatoes with green onions, hearty ham and cheese, chicken, and egg and olive fillings, yielding about four sandwiches per batch.
The Geissendoerfer reunion near Henrietta was held in Clemon's woods with seventy eight relatives attending and a noon picnic. Officers elected for the coming year include Carl Reighler president Ed Haussen secretary and Paul Portman treasurer. Numerous local families and guests from Detroit Cincinnati Elyria Brownhelm Oberlin and Lorain joined the gathering along with church society events and marriages noted during the week.
July events in Columbia include a visit to the Squires home by Mr and Mrs Jobin Luewick and others, a Friendship class party at the Crocher/Mackey residence with patriotic hats, balloon games, and a committee planning a program for early August.
Residents share health updates and social visits as families gather around birthdays, church events, and a Grange baseball run. The Spooner-Wofoxies wedding at St Adelbert's Berea drew 200 guests with bridesmaids Agnes Tomori and Lucy Krul and best man Frank Spooner.
The text notes several readers visiting relatives in Cleveland and Oberlin. Florence Lee, daughter of Yarnell, and family spent the weekend with Mrs J H Sbastare. Robert Putt Willard Hathaway Clyde Lane attended a Christian Endeavor convention. Omar Ketchem from Cleveland visited Wallace Os bore. Esther Van Bocken of Oberlin was guest of Mrs John Loggbor Jr.
London officials of a hat manufacturer urged color and more color in men’s derby hats to revive sales lost to the black derby. They argued hats must match suits and that fashion could boost both clothing and hair industries.
A small blaze started in a waste basket in the Oslo Shoe Repair shop basement of the Robinson Hancock building. The fire spread to a counter before extinguishment by firefighters. No injuries reported. further alarms sent to address a related fire on Turner Street.
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